Color Coded Radiation as a Function of Position

My interests lie in the theory of probability, the likelihood of an event occurring and the implications and ramifications of probability outcomes. Specifically, this project considers an object that has been co-opted and used for an entirely different purpose than the original intent and subsequently what happens to our experience of this object. The images suggest possibility, likelihood, chance, assumptions, and casual judgments, based on the known behavior of the object.

On a more formal level I am very aware of how the distribution of solar flare within the image, the perspective, color, light, and space contribute to our reading of what is pictured. The title and stated medium also influence the way the images are interpreted. All of these elements serve to support and further narrative possibilities. This in turn (re)focuses our attention on the object pictured and the assumed consequences of the eventual outcome [implied].

Color Coded Radiation as a Function of Position

A Two-Dimensional Set of Probabilities